haberler

Haberler is the Turkish noun meaning "news" in the plural form. The root haber refers to a report or information about a current event, and haberler denotes multiple such items or news in general. The word derives from the Arabic khabar (خبر) and has entered Turkish through historical contact with the Arabic and broader Islamic world. In Turkish usage, haberler is widely employed in media language and as a section title or category in newspapers, television broadcasts, radio programs, and online portals.

Usage and phrases are common in daily language, including expressions such as günün haberleri (today's news), haberler sayfası (news page), and son haberler (latest news). In media discourse, haberler frequently appears as a heading or category label on news websites and in broadcast schedules, signaling a collection of current events rather than a single item. The singular form haber can refer to one report or piece of information, while haberler covers multiple items or the news as a whole.

Related forms include haberci (news reporter), haberleşmek (to exchange news), and haberleşme (communication of information), which illustrate the broader semantic field around information and reporting in Turkish. The word functions as a core term in Turkish journalism and public discourse, signaling the body of current events that media outlets aggregate and present to audiences.

Notable example: Haberler.com is a Turkish online news portal that uses the word as part of its branding, reflecting the term’s central role in media discourse. See also gazeteler (newspapers) and medya (media).